Frost Throne

Winds of Winter Carry Discs and Glory at Creekside!

Har! The Frost Throne bore witness to a clash of northern champions that would make even the old gods take notice! As the winds of winter howled through the heart of Creekside, our stalwart competitors stood tall, their discs slicing through the icy gales like blades forged in the fires of determination.

In the MP40 division, the battle raged fiercer than a dance of dragons. Bob Lane, a man whose aim is as true as the North itself, emerged victorious with a score of 49 (-5), navigating the frozen landscape like a seasoned ranger. Hot on his heels were Michael Dougherty and Aldo Confalonieri, their discs singing of skill and grit. The lead changed hands more times than a flagon of ale at a wildling feast, but in the end, Bob Lane stood tall, his clutch performance on hole 18 a testament to the unyielding spirit of the North.

The MPO division saw a tempest of lead changes that would put even the stormiest seas to shame. Austin Lott, a man whose disc seems to bend the very winds to his will, seized the lead after hole 15 and never looked back, posting a score of 49 (-5) that would make even the Night's Watch green with envy. Tyler Waldo, Jared Fager, and Jaxon Petersberger fought valiantly, their scores of 51 (-3) a testament to the depth of talent in the North.

In the MA4 division, Jared Cloward and Jordan Lucero stood as brothers-in-arms, their shared victory a symbol of the unity and resilience that defines us. With matching scores of 59 (+5), they proved that in the face of winter's wrath, sometimes survival means standing together against the elements.

Gregg Davis emerged from the MA40 division as a champion forged in the icy crucible of Creekside, his score of 53 (-1) a testament to his unyielding determination. Edward Steffan took command of the MA1 division like a seasoned general, his score of 50 (-4) leaving no doubt as to his prowess. In MA2, Kyle Riordan and Matt Morris battled like wildlings, trading blows until the final hole, where Kyle emerged victorious with a score of 52 (-2). And in MA3, Spencer Garrett stood tall, his even-par performance a beacon of skill amidst the frosty fray.

But let us not forget the man of the hour, Fernando Cortez, whose CTP shot on hole 2 was a thing of beauty, as perfect as a raven's message on a clear winter's day. His disc flew through the heart of winter itself, a testament to the indomitable spirit of the North.

Har! Today, the Frost Throne tested the mettle of our champions, and they answered with the roar of the wild North itself. As the winds of winter grow colder, their resolve only grows stronger. The Warden's trials have only just begun, and if today's battles are any indication, the North best prepare for the challenges that lie ahead. But fear not, for the North remembers, and its champions stand ready to defend the realms of men against whatever darkness may come. Winter is coming, but the North will be ready.